Is there a configuration option to reduce the network traffic to a remote server when the LEDs have not changed (since last time or after X repeats or Y seconds)?
If not - then I think it could be useful - at least in the case I have which is using OPC/FadeCandy to send to a remote LED installation.
For example - when the display is idle and all LEDs are set to 0 then Hyperion sends the 0 pattern N times a second.
I know that packets can get lost - so perhaps it could have a configurable number of repeats in conjunction with a timeout.
e.g. if same pattern sent 10 times in a row then do not send any more until pattern changes or 30 seconds elapse.
While not a huge amount of data (say 32kbps) it would make it more network friendly while sacrificing a small amount of CPU.